Sentence examples for but polemical from inspiring English sources

Today, maybe more than ever, "Einstein" comes across as an original, visionary and generous work, anything but polemical.

But polemical approaches to the subject of religion are corrosive and destructive.

His work is political but never polemical.

But his polemical range has been eclectic and magnificent.

The argument is forceful and passionate, but its polemical tone is wearying.

The show is provocative but never polemical, and it is pleasingly eclectic.

But such polemical displays do not undermine the garden's ultimate embrace of even that past as one more strand in a complex cultural fabric.

He did this through his own spiky but elegant polemical writings and through the magazine he founded in 1955, National Review, which fused together the warring tribes of the American right and gave encouragement to an entire generation of rightwingers.

And now she has published what she believes to be her life's work, nine years in the making; not another assault on gender relations or the sex industry but a polemical account of modern Israel and the lessons it holds for women.

Trump did not directly incite violence in Charlottesville, but his polemical rhetoric creates conditions conducive to violence.

Opinionated but never, ever polemical.